Youngblood, Gene

A Conversation with Gene Youngblood Bibliography

Computer Art as a Way of Life Bibliography

Cray-1 Bibliography

Ed Emshwiller's Skin Matrix: An Interview Bibliography

Erotic Amateurs Bibliography

Expanded Cinema Bibliography

Introduction by Buckminster Fuller; Sections: The Audience and the Myth of Entertainment; Synaesthetic Cinema: The End of Drama; Toward Cosmic Consciousness; Cybernetic Cinema and Computer Films; Television as a Creative Medium; Intermedia; Holographic Cinema. Available at https://artscilab.org/expa…

Expanded Cinema Bibliography

Intermedia artist and filmmaker Aldo Tambellini produced synaesthetic videotapes, videographic films and closed-circuit teledynamic environments centered on the theme of black; his 16mm film Black TV (1964–68, 9½ min.) compiles television news and experimental videotapes and was re-edited over a four-year period. He began working with videotape in 1966–67 and received a New York State Council on the Arts grant in spring 1969 to develop artist–engineer relationships, working with technologists at five educational TV stations in New York; he participated in WGBH-TV Boston's 1969 PBL program The Medium Is the Medium, producing the videotape Black. Black Video Two (1968) was exhibited at the Howard Wise Gallery in New York in 1967; Wise later commissioned Black Spiral with engineers from Bell Telephone Laboratories.

Expanded Cinema. Aldo Tambellini: Black TV Bibliography

introduction by R. Buckminster Fuller; Section: Synaesthetic Videotapes; Pictures and text describe Tambellini's Black TV. Available at https://artscilab.org/expandedcinema.html

Metaphysical Structuralism: The Videotapes of Bill Viola. Notes for videodisc edition Bibliography

The New Renaissance: The Computer Revolution and the Arts Bibliography

The New Renaissance: The Computer Revolution and the Arts

The New Renaissance: The Computer Revolution and the Arts Bibliography